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Just came across these on www.theminiaturespage.com

http://www.lead-adventure.com/

I see lots of cool figures for Valhallans, Steel Legion or just in general.















Even some sexy, sexy Eshers!



And some Steam Punk too!

Kid_Kyoto wrote:

Get out of here, Stalker!

Those steampunk minis are awesome, some of the best I've seen in quite some time.

Looks like the Stalker mini's get a chance to see the light of day.

Yeah, these are excellent. Perfect for a multitude of uses, GW or otherwise. A lot of these would make great traitor Guard, Lost and the Damned, Cultists, or regular Guardsmen/planetary militia type units. They would also rock for any Sci-fi skirmish game, like Necromunda or Urban War.

Stalker minis?

They all look a little...I don't know,...fat?...

The poses look very static, and in general, I don't see much difference from what you could buy from Pig Iron.

I have to say, not really a fan of this style of miniature sculpting, its almost as if the skill of sculpting has gone backwards instead of forwards when I see stuff like this.

I don't remember seeing them before, but I really like the look of the range.

The post-apocalyptic stuff is dull and forgettable, except the two packs of Russkies in fur hats. the VSF miniatures are rather nice, though, you could build something interesting with them.

I love how clyde's pointing a gun at bonnies head in the backside pic.

They look pretty decent imo. I just wish for someone to slam the hammer down and finally say "We're gonna make post apoc models, in plastic!"

Anyone else see Salvar Chem Dogs there...

I love stumbling across cool new miniatures. Thanks for posting this up, KK.

Shame that these guys don't have a US distributor. Those shipping rates look like murder.

@SkaerKrow - if you ask nicely, or if they think the product will sell, it seems that Warstore can sometimes get things brought over cheaper than importing yourself.
It cannot hurt to shoot them an email.

As for the minis. I like most of them, the Victorian ones in particular.

Kid_Kyoto wrote:Stalker minis?

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. It's an FPS-RPG that takes place in The Zone (based on the Zone of Alienation around Chernobyl after a theoretical second disaster). Most of the gas-masked minis look like they could be taken straight from the game. The game itself is also worth a try.

And yes, "Get out of here, Stalker!" was my first thought too.

Street Judges? How many lawsuits do we need to see (Judge Dredd)..

A Black Ram wrote:Street Judges? How many lawsuits do we need to see (Judge Dredd)..

Erm....None.

Moving on, Are these 28mm? weren't the VSF Bonnie and clyde originally made as 54mm? or larger, The sculpts lokked freaking amazing!

They are all pretty cool looking. But why does the guy in scuba gear have a flamer? Is it an underwater flamer?

Cause that would be AWESOME!!!

Sarrazon wrote:

Kid_Kyoto wrote:Stalker minis?

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. It's an FPS-RPG that takes place in The Zone (based on the Zone of Alienation around Chernobyl after a theoretical second disaster). Most of the gas-masked minis look like they could be taken straight from the game. The game itself is also worth a try.

And yes, "Get out of here, Stalker!" was my first thought too.

Pretty sure anyone who played that game had that thought when seeing these.

Not for into the game yet, but I am more of a DUTY man myself.

Also, the stalker minis are called "Zone's Dogs".

The shipping costs to "rest of world" are too brutal for my tastes. The minis are fantastic.

Delephont wrote:I have to say, not really a fan of this style of miniature sculpting, its almost as if the skill of sculpting has gone backwards instead of forwards when I see stuff like this.

Exactly what I was thinking. Look at that fourth Ruin Raider: his fists are bigger than his head!